Published: September 28, 2008 12:34 am         

Public records

Sept. 28, 2008

Food inspections

Results of food inspections conducted by the Cass County Health Department

The Blossom Barn, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 14

Summary of violations: No violations

Cass County Sheep Productions, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 16

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — Sanitizer tested 0 parts per million. Chlorine sanitizer will only test 50 to 100 parts per million for about two hours in the heat of the afternoon. One hour to correct.

TG Enterprises, Mobile

Routine inspection: July 16

Summary of violations: No violations

Domino’s Pizza, Mobile

Routine inspection: July 16

Summary of violations: No violations

Tom’s Tasty Taters, Mobile

Routine inspection: July 16

Summary of violations: Two non-critical

Non-critical — A sponge was being stored by the sink. Sponges are not allowed in prep areas. Corrected.

Non-critical — A scoop was being stored in the ice with the handle touching the ice. Correct immediately.

Papa John’s Pizza, Mobile

Routine inspection: July 16

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — An employee was observed putting on gloves to serve pizza without washing hands first. Corrected.

Martin’s Supermarket, 3420 E. Market St.

Other inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — Six containers of infant milk were found on the shelf still for sale. One 13 oz. can of Enfamil ProSobee Lipil with a sell by date July 1, 2008. Five one quart bottles of Simalac Sensitive R.S. with a sell by date of July 1, 2008.

Nucci’s, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — The sanitizing solution tested at 0 parts per million. Correct today.

Jessop Candy Products, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — The sanitizing solution tested at 0 parts per million. Corrected.

Bryce Burton Enterprise, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical and one non-critical

Critical — The sanitizing solution tested above 200 parts per million. Corrected.

Non-critical — The ice scoop was being stored with the handle touching the ice. Corrected.

Burton Bros., Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: No violations

Socials Cafe, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — The raw pork on a stick probed at 52.7 degrees. It should be 41 degrees or less. Correct immediately.

Deep Fried Veggies

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: No violations

Note: The previous violation on cleaning has been addressed. All areas in the mobile unit are very clean.

Brian McGowen, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical

Critical — An employee was observed handling ready-to-eat food without washing their hands. Correct immediately.

Deep Fried Twinkies, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: No violations

Elephant Ears

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: One critical and one non-critical

Critical — The sanitizing solutions used to store wiping clothes tested over 400 parts per million. Corrected.

Non-critical — An employee was in the food prep area without proper hair restraint. Correct today.

Fat Boyz Chicken, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: Two critical

Critical — The raw chicken on a stick probed at 49.1 degrees. Correct today.

Critical — An employee was observed preparing ready-to-eat sandwiches without wearing hand gloves. Correct today.

Sweet Nuts, Mobile

Temporary inspection: July 17

Summary of violations: No violations

Dollar General, 415 S. California, Galveston

Pre-operational inspection: July 24

Summary of inspection: Inspection complete. Establishment plans to open at noon on July 28.

Clem’s Cycle Sales, 926 E. Main St.

Temporary inspection: July 26

Summary of violations: No violations

Response — The inspection went great. It is nice to see Logansport being careful and taking appropriate precautions. Karen was very personable and thorough.

Daws Days, Galveston

Special event inspection: July 26

Summary of violations: No violations

Bob-O-Link, U.S. 35N, Royal Center

Routine inspection: July 30

Summary of violations: Four critical and one non-critical

Critical — A single use Styrofoam cup is being used for scooping ice. (Possible contamination from hands). Correct immediately.

Critical — A bag of raw chicken is being stored over a pan of Spanish sauce in the Jordan reach-in cooler. Corrected.

Critical — A cup of lemons is being stored in the ice machine. Correct immediately.

Critical — Several items on the salad bar probed above 41 degrees. Two hours to correct.

Non-critical — No test kit provided for sanitizer. 24 hours to correct.

Rozzi’s Catering, Riverside Park

Routine inspection: July 31

Summary of violations: Two critical and one non-critical

Critical — An employee was observed putting on gloves without washing hands first while handling the raw hamburger. Corrected.

Critical — There wasn’t hand washing station set up at the grill area for preparing hamburgers and hot dogs. Corrected.

Non-critical — An employee was observed cooking hamburgers without hair restraint. Corrected.

Court records

Cass Superior Court I (Honorable Thomas Perrone presiding)

Joe Leazenby, 37, Logansport, pleaded guilty to domestic battery, pursuant to a plea agreement. Leazenby was sentenced to two years on probation, to be served consecutively with a probation violation on the original charge of robbery, which the court reinstated 85 days on work release.

Daniel J. Fitzpatrick, 37, Logansport, pleaded guilty to possession of paraphernalia, pursuant to a plea agreement. Fitzpatrick was ordered to pay $189 in costs.

Jeremy Michael Elmore, 32, Monticello, pleaded guilty to two counts of harassment. Elmore was sentenced to four days in the Cass County Jail and six months on probation for the first count, to be served consecutively with the six months on probation for the second count. He was ordered to pay $214 in costs and undergo domestic violence counseling. He was ordered to have no contact with the victim. He received credit for four days.

Cass Superior Court II (Honorable Rick Maughmer presiding)

Aaron Jones, 33, Lafayette, pleaded guilty to public intoxication, pursuant to a plea agreement. Jones was sentenced to 16 days in the Cass County Jail. He was ordered to pay $414 in costs. He received credit for eight days.

Rhonda Lynn Bahrenburg, 44, Amboy, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Bahrenburg was sentenced to one year on probation. She was ordered to pay $664.50 in costs and undergo a drug and alcohol evaluation. Her license was suspended for 90 days.

Maria Villagrana, 36, Logansport, pleaded guilty to driving while suspended, pursuant to a plea agreement. Villagrana was ordered to pay $714.50 in costs. Her license was suspended for 90 days.

Kenneth W. Fuller, 50, Logansport, pleaded guilty to operating while intoxicated, pursuant to a plea agreement. Fuller was sentenced to 164 days in the Cass County Jail. He was ordered to pay $414.50 in costs. His license was suspended for one year. He received credit for 82 days.

Herbert Johnson, 54, Logansport, pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance and invasion of privacy, pursuant to a plea agreement. Johnson was sentenced to 180 days in the Cass County Jail and 18 months on probation. He was ordered to pay $714 in costs and undergo a drug and alcohol evaluation. He received credit for 83 days.

Gabriela Reynoso, 44, Logansport, pleaded guilty to operator never licensed, pursuant to a plea agreement. Reynoso was ordered to pay $364.50 in costs.

Tickets

The following people were fined $25 and $114.50 in court costs for violations. All costs are approximate.

Seat belt: Brian J. Legrand, 33, Logansport; Dung T. Nguyen, 39, Delphi; Jose D. Mayorga, 48, Walton; Eddie A. Crawford, 31, Logansport; Blake F. Daily, 18, Logansport; Anthony W. Ashenfelter, 16, Bringhurst; William J. Strahlem III, 17, Logansport; Marvin N. Manns, 55, Buffalo; Jeremy L. Manns, 30, Warsaw; Jamie R. Manns, 29, Argos; Trey M. Rayburn, 16, Logansport; Jeffrey A. Vinson, 35, Logansport.

Speeding: Robert N. Wells, 66, Albion; Seila A. Talley, 51, Logansport; Edelmiro Rodriguez, 44, Plymouth; Jose Hernandez, 41, Logansport; Vodkay L. Fisher, 30, Logansport; Corry W. Cox, 18, Logansport; Randy M Harringer, 37, Mishawaka; Xavier T. Murphy, 19, Anderson; Charles F. Hawkins, 70, Kokomo; Michael D. Fouts, 38, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Lisa M. Downey, 43, Monticello; Phuc H. Vo, 41, Logansport; Jesus Cortez, 50, Rochester; Wayne G. Rusnak, 61, Logansport; Edna R. Contreras, 39, Warsaw.

Other violations: Marsha D. Jessup, 52, Galveston, child restraint violation; Dean L. Wolf, 57, Roanoke, violation of load limitations; Erica M. Phillips, 19, Plainfield, unregistered vehicle and expired license plates; Gaspar Sebastian, 29, Logansport, fishing without a valid license; Bridget E. Myer, 31, Converse, expired registration and license plate; Terry A. Hyde, 41, Warsaw, no valid license; Kevin L. McElfresh, 37, Flora, passing in a no-passing zone; Drew M. Olds, 20, Logansport, disregarding traffic control device; Dusty L. Rowan, 20, Logansport, failure to yield; James D. McGuire, 23, Walton, driving while suspended.

Building permits

Eric Mullins, 4407 Kensington Drive, $1,500, roof.

Janice Woodward, 604 12th St., $2,100, roof.

Ricardo Lopez, 420 10th St., $500, addition.

George Hession, 809 Stanley St., $2,530, roof.

Joe Lanvender, 2017 Market St., $5,000, roof.

Holly Hall, 2231 E. Broadway, $2,000, drywall, insulation.

Charles Wright, 808 High St., $1,500, roof.

April Hanawalt, 1919 E. Market St., $2,000, siding, bathroom remodel.

Leonardo Ventura, 720 W. Miami Ave., $7,000, remodel.

Marvin Cole, 816 W. Melbourne Ave., $1,500, roof repairs.